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 New
Hope's
Umpleby
House is a
luxury and upscale bed and breakfast inn. This circa 1833 Classic
Revival plaster-over-stone manor house is situated on two private
park-like acres. The Inn is conveniently located in the Historic
District, just steps from the
picturesque riverside village square
of New Hope, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
Umpleby
House is on the
National Registry of Historic Places and a member of 1870 Wedgwood
Collection of Historic Inns.
 The warm,
friendly and hospitable Inn, equipped with Wi-Fi and in-room telephones with
voicemail attracts business and leisure travelers, as well
as groups seeking off-site meetings and retreats. With its award
winning gardens, gracious antique furnishings, hand-painted interiors,
luxury amenities and personalized attention
Umpleby
House
creates the perfect setting for either business or pleasure. Indulge in
some of our Special Services such as Breakfast in Bed, In-Room Massage and Pool,
Tennis or Health Club privileges. Let us customize your stay in New Hope
to experience all that Bucks County has to offer. New Hope was chosen
America's #1 Arts Destination in the Small Cities/Towns category for 2005/6 by
American Style magazine and was also featured in the NY Times (March 2006)
Click Here to read about it
A recent Guest wrote:
Independent
filmmaker Candis from Calgary (Canada), whom recently stayed over a
week on business at our Inn while attending the New Hope
International Film Festival, commented on
TripAdvisor.com
"Have
never met so many interesting people in one place in my life."
She also rated the Inn "Excellent."
 "Sleep Here Now" travel
bloggers Katie and Jesse recently uploaded this video onto YouTube
about the Wedgwood Inn of New Hope and our adjacent Umpleby House
and Aaron Burr House Inn.
Click
Here to view.
 The
Wedgwood Inn and Umpleby House are featured in "Slice
of Surburbia - New Hope, PA and Lambertville, NJ" by Christine
Tarlecki
click here
to read article
"And for
another unearthly perspective on our Inns...Click
Here to watch a trailer by GHOST TOURS of New Hope."
Best, Carl
To view other comments from our Guests, click here: Pillow Talk
View the fireworks
from our Inn! |
Friday Night Fireworks over the Delaware
River.
Click Here to learn
more about New Hope's free "Friday Night Fireworks &
Special Events" every Friday evening at 9:30 pm from
Memorial Day through Labor Day.
When
making your lodging reservations with us, ask your
Innkeeper for the best Outdoor bar / restaurant and/or
Boat Ride for viewing the Fireworks over the Delaware
River! |
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Specialized
Guided Tours of Bucks County
There are several new and distinct Tours available to our discerning
houseguests. They are consistently open but all have their own hours of
operation, costs, and rules. 'One -time only' tours and open houses,
seasonal garden tours, museum tours, etc., can be found on our CALENDAR
of EVENTS link on www.NEWHOPEPA.com.
Our favorites include: an escorted
Food Tour, and an escorted Winery/Brewery Tour, An Evening Walking Ghost
Tour of New Hope, a self-guided tour of the Lavender Farm Estate, a
factory tour of the Christmas Gallery at Byer's Choice, and the tour of
the Woodworking Compound of George Nakashima.
CLICK HERE to
view details about the cost, timing, etc., of each of
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Pool and
Tennis Club
Our house guests have the privilege of using
our private mountaintop pool and tennis club
(for a fee) located 1 minute from the inn, but a world away. Six pools,
four tennis courts, snack bar, lounge chairs, ping pong and more!
Click here for other features
unique to our inn.
Book now
(Accommodations) for the
www.NewHopeAutoShow.com
which is held in the fields directly opposite our Inn! Since 1957, and always
the second weekend in August, over 800 of the world's finest antique and classic
cars have met at this Show in New Hope. With music, art, crafts and lots of
great food and special events at the Show and also throughout New Hope, it's a
weekend for the entire family.
New Hope
International Film Festival
We are charter members of the New Hope International Film Festival,
and our inns are situated midway between its two venues to show its
films. Our Guests receive a discount on all tickets to films, as well
as Special Events related to this festival.
Click here
to read article in:
The Intelligencer. For this year's calendar, click
here:
www.newhopefilmfestival.com
Gardeners
and plant enthusiasts alike enjoy New Hope's "Bowman's Hill Wildflower Preserve"
(see our Links page) at all times of
the year. In mid-September, the Tohicon Garden Club holds its annual
standard "Tohickon Flower Show" in conjunction with the "Bucks County Antiques
Show." Also in September is the much celebrated "Heronswood Fall Planting
Open" at the private Fordhork Farm. Many plants for sale are from
Heronswood's private library of unusual and treasured species, as well as
uncommon gathered-in-the-wild plants not available to the general public as well
as not-yet-released Heronswood - bred hellebores. Of course, the grand
indoor "Philadelphia Flower Show" is held every year in March. "Longwood
Gardens" is another premier destination in the region. Make your
Reservations now.
Click Here
for more links to Bucks County Gardens.
Special Packages
Winter
Festival Lodging Packages
for January 26 - 30, 2011
"Just for the Two of You"
Experience an overnight stay at our Inn and
discover why we were
voted "Best Place to Kiss" in New Hope
click here for details on these plus other packages
  
 
To view images from a
recent 10th wedding anniversary getaway
complete with a horse-drawn Pennsylvania surrey,
Click Here
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Grandmother - Granddaughter
"Bonding Getaway" |
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Newly engaged found
New Hope
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Mother-Daughters Getaway |
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New Hope bed and
breakfast for lovers! |
An Inn for
All Seasons
Open
year 'round, the Umpleby House
is located
in New Hope, midway between New York City and
Philadelphia, and across the bridge from Lambertville and Princeton, New
Jersey, and less than 3 hours from the Baltimore/DC Metro area. Minutes off I-95, the
Inn is easily accessible by car, train or bus line from NYC.
 So why not discover our
enchanting village for the first time, or all over again. Stay
with us and experience why we were just
"Voted
Best of Philly" 2005-2006 by the editors of Philadelphia
Magazine. |
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